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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
7
Home women suffer daily from spinal weakness dizziness and faintness. Vogeler's Curative Compound is advertised as a safe permanent cure acting on stomach liver kidneys and vital organs removing impurities from blood and restoring strength and vigor. A free sample bottle is offered via St Jacobs Oil Ltd Baltimore.
A woman’s idea of refinement is to be tall and thin. In Colorado last year sugar beets grown on irrigated land averaged 80 dollars per acre, and on nonirrigated land only 16 dollars per acre.
A tale of M Dubois, related to Napoleon I, favored by Princess Pantine. A maid waits, a post sought for Dubois, and Fouché delights in pleasing the princess. Dubois hides in fear of arrest, is made police commissary, and a scene of court intrigue follows with Marie Pauline and Napoleon amused by the misadventure.
In Concord the townsfolk tell of Dr Edward W Emerson son of Ralph Waldo Emerson who grants a library mystery. A simple minded villager known as Charlie asks to borrow books then shifts to asking for the doctor s mileage book demonstrating an amusing twist in shared generosity.
The piece recounts famous gambling cons where high rollers like the Duke of Bedford and a Norfolk duke were duped by loaded dice schemes. It describes how sleeping or momentary lapses allowed thieves to substitute legitimate dice and loot large sums.
A full-length oil painting of the late John B. Gough has been presented to the Worcester County Mechanics’ Social. The painting honors Gough’s memory and will be unveiled at the annual meeting.
The Philadelphia Inquirer advises home ironing of summer shirt waists with Defiance starch for a crisp look. It recommends even starching, damp cloth steaming, and careful ironing from top to bottom, airing the garment before storage. A second note warns Germany's meat preservation law threatens American frankfurter exports.
Chron Tetter reports Dr. James C. Lewis of Tip Top Kentucky praising Tetterine for chronic tetter and requesting a box be sent to an address. A box from J. T. Shoptrive of Savannah Georgia is advertised if druggists do not stock it. The piece ends with moral quips about liars and dead politicians.
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